Sentence examples for apparent suggestion from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, Wade's apparent suggestion that gentlemen's clubs secretly run British politics meets some heavy scepticism.

A number of former important F.B.I. domestic intelligence sources took issue with Mr. Angelton's apparent suggestion that the domestic antiwar activity was linked to the Soviet Union.

Romney also hit a number of sour notes with minorities during the campaign, including his apparent suggestion that blacks who support Obama want "more free stuff" from government.

Mr. Franks, a law school graduate, seized on Mr. Corzine's apparent suggestion that some biased remarks could be deemed hate crimes.

Scholem recoiled from Arendt's apparent suggestion that Jews were complicit in their own destruction, accusing her of lacking ahavath Israel (love for the Jewish people).

The mainstream news media lit up Wednesday night with tales of Mr. Trump's call with Australia's prime minister, and his apparent suggestion that American forces might invade Mexico to get control of the drug trade.

The apparent 'go to' suggestion for those who hear someone is having an issue conceiving is to "just adopt".

But when it comes time for the moment of revelation, the "Bourne moment" that might unlock his memory, Folman's friend Ori hits him with an apparent anticlimax: the suggestion that his obsession stems from a much earlier moment in history -- that his dreams are connected to an earlier massacre, an earlier nightmare.

In apparent support of the suggestion that Pryce, 60, was a victim, Brown pointed out that government policy on domestic violence did not limit the definition to physical violence.

Trump Jr. responded with apparent enthusiasm to the suggestion.

In addition, this result further supports our previous suggestion that apparent SeCHSA expression in the midgut may be due to contamination of the tracheae surrounding the midgut [17].